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• Secretary of the Navy says drug cartels are launching 'attack on the country' with narcotics - America deploys major naval assets against drug cartels while Navy secretary warns of China's growing fleet in new homeland defense operation launch.
• Martin Scorsese brings St Thomas Becket’s clash with the crown to life in ‘The Saints’ - Martin Scorsese brings St. Thomas Becket's dramatic story of loyalty and betrayal to life in the compelling new episode of "The Saints" on Fox Nation.
• Idaho bar offers free beer to patrons who help ICE deport illegal immigrants - An Idaho saloon promises month of free beer to anyone helping ICE deport immigrants, with multiple rewards possible for repeat contributors to program.
• Report alleging top Biden officials raised concerns over autopen resurfaces after Trump terminates documents - "Saturday in America" host Kayleigh McEnany discussed a September report from Axios alleging that top Biden aides raised concerns over the president's use of autopen.
• White House launches 'Media Offender of the Week' section on its website to call out 'Fake News Media' - The White House debuted a new website section calling out media outlets over coverage of President Donald Trump's response to Democratic lawmakers' "illegal orders" video.
• Nearly 2 in 3 Americans now say college degrees aren't worth the financial cost, survey finds - A new survey reveals a dramatic shift, as two-thirds of Americans now believe college degrees aren't worth the cost, marking a major change from a decade ago.
• Carville tells Dems they can win with affordability agenda if they ‘quit f---ing around’ with ‘cultural stuff’ - James Carville warns Democrats must address wage stagnation and housing costs affecting young people instead of focusing on unpopular culture war issues.
• Business booms for firm that recruits students as enrollment in school districts tank nationwide - School districts hire recruitment firm Caissa K12 to compete with charter schools and voucher programs as parents increasingly choose alternatives to neighborhood public schools.